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why he didn't make it parallel to the floor, by making maxilla&mandibula CCW rotated ?
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Can't watch video rn but the occlusal plane shouldn't be completely parallel to the Frankfurt plane
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think they didn't change the occlusal plane because it was bsso only for whatever reason
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and i was asking what's that reason?
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idk. maybe he simply told the guy he could get LJS only because it would be less invasive or cheaper.
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Maxilla already in an ok place. Borderline cases like that it’s always easier to just do BSSO. Obviously if a dude favouring aesthetics went and insisted bimax, the surgeon would probably be happy to do it. But tbh he looks good with just BSSO.
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As for angle, most surgeons do between 0 and 8 degrees against Frankfurt plane. I think the “normal” ranges are actually like 4 all the way up to 12 degrees.
Different surgeons prefer different aesthetics. I remember Ramieri planned one guy to go to 0 and another surgeon said he didn’t like a flat occlusion. I think it depends on the face and the extremity of the movement.
Different surgeons prefer different aesthetics. I remember Ramieri planned one guy to go to 0 and another surgeon said he didn’t like a flat occlusion. I think it depends on the face and the extremity of the movement.
